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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
FOREIGN NEWS!
San Francisco, September LIST, per :. s.
City Of New York
Am RICAN.

An equestrian statue Of Washing
Ion. 10 be erected IN Philadelphia. has
left Berlin for its destination,
Governor Bartlett of California had
8 relapse, and was in very preca-
rious condition at last accounts.
It's proposed TO hold s big national
convention Of Republican clubs, prob
ably IN the New York Academy Of
Music.
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sart0ris Is on a
short visit 70 the United States, look
ing well and happy and having her
little girl with her.
The New York Pest shows that $40,
$4,000 has been added to the gold
circulation Of the United States dur
ing the past yesr up TO July SIst
There Is heavy betting on the Amer
les cup race, being generally even on
the Thistle and Volunteer. 1t is said
that $4,000 Is up IN New York city,
and that 100000 was sent over by 3
syndicate 10 back the Scotch yacht.
Powderly says he viii not hold Of
ice IS Grand Master Workman OF the
Knights Of Labor after October. but
al stump New York against Blaine,
chiefly on the tariff issue.
A hE- dispatch says Powderly Is
gOinSf0 Ireland the last of October
to taAe part II the nationalist move
inert.
Good weather for growing crops is
reported from the corn region, al
though the previous drought viii ma
terially reduce the yield. The corn
crop Of the South Is unprecedentedly
large. exceeding the yield OF 1856 by
over 100000 bushels The South
this year VIII be nearly self-support
ing IN the matter Of corn. and many
million dollars that heretofore have
gone West for corn VIII be saved 10
Southern farmers.
A Boston dispatch Of August 26th
says: Rev. Edward f Doane, the
missionary OF the American Board at
POnape, in the Caroline Islands, who
was arrested three weeks ago and i'm
prisoned BY the Spanish authorities
On the pretext that he had inclted the
natives TO disloyslty, has been re-
leased. Mr.. Smith, Foreign Secretary
of&he Foreign Board. says that the
American Government may ind 1t
necessary to send 8 warship 70 the
Caroline Islands to protect the inter
ests OF our citizens The United
States cannot afford to have ouuages
perpetrated On American missionaries.
Robert I. Lincoln has stated that
he would not accept 5 nomination for
President. He Is thus quoted: .
have seen too much OF II I can re
mef az the tremendous burden father
waS alled upon TO bear. 1 have seen
enough OF the inside OF Washington
official life 70 have lost all desire for
Il. The Presidential Office i but &
glded prison Its cares and worry
outweigh the honor which surrounds
ths position L don't think there Is
auA likelihood Of my receiving the
nomination The men who make the
ticket would hardly do SO without ex-
acting certain pledges. and those
pledges 1 would not give.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
EUROPEAN.

Recent elections IN England show
decided gains for the Liberals.
It Is reported on the London Stock
Exchanges that & new Russian loan
q 100000 has been negotiated N
Paris
Adrces received al Berlin from
N-sit state that the emigration Of
Russian Jews 10 America has been
resumed with yigor-
Baron Nathaniel Rothschild has
been ordered 10 leave Vienna for
making insulting remarks about the
Archduke. Charles Louis. brother OF
the Emperor
The proclamation OF the National
League N Ireland L the excitement
OF the hour II the British Islands It
L expected that the Government vii
20 the length Of arrestinE Dillon and
other Parliamentary leaders
Lord BoneraiIe died IN Cork. Ire
land. August 18th. from LydrOpL0bia
caused by the bite Of g pet fox last
Jana He and his c1achnan- who
vas k--1sn at the same tine. were IN
der Pas1aus treatment for several
weeks
The London Tlaa SAYS We may
Put wheat - urCducLnE g little over
100000 quarters gr0ss- giving g
crop 70 sell of little over 100000
This VIII leave u depe ndent on
foreign supplies for about 100000
quarters
Reports from Austria and Hungary
show that the wheat rye and barley
cr0us are above the average In
Hungary the yield Of wheat L 9-500.-
600 hectOITtres above the average. and
in61stria 2250.000 hectoltres above
the average
Archibald Forbes. the famous war
correspondent l. N the last stages OF
constitution. He l. III his hfrieth
wear. and was married only last year.
IN Washington To Miss Louisa MeIgs-
daughter Of General Melgs OF the
United States Army
The London TiHss protests against
the treatment TO which British sealers
IN the Behrng Sea are subjected BY
the American Authorities n AlasEs-
and suggests that the Government
send a cruiser to the Alaskan waters
70 secure strictly legal treatment for
British vessels
Prince Napoleon and Prince victor
have FrItten to ex-Enpress EUgenIe-
askiua 70 Be excused from stte--f--tz
the Fraser Of the remains G N1-
poIeon III and the Prince In er-z-
froA ChiseIhurst to Z aruboruuEL- 1-
the ground that It would be IuIolrtIc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Montreal Herald office has been
destroyed by fire, involving the loss
Of about half million. and 1t Is
feared three c0mp0sitors persisted IN
the flames.
4 Cairo dispatch OF August 30th
says that the habbabish tribe de
fested the Dervishes IN the Begars
country, killing 1900 Abyssinians
are moving against the Deryishes. via
Seminar.
A Zanzibar dispatch says: A mes
senger from Uganda reports that
Missionary Macksy has obtained the
permission Of the King to return to
the coast He reports that Emin
Beg Is still holding out
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

An equestrian statue Of Washing
Ion, to be erected IN Philsdelphis. has
left Gerlin for its destination.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29
Personal.

~ 3
AIRS. May L. WEEKS, TEST MEDIUM.
VI No. 6I4tf DOwney avenue, East o.
Angels, room 8. cec27 ~
STEPHENs & MILLER, CIVIL ENGI-
- neers and surye ors, rooms 10 and IL,
Mueller block, 33 sou-h Spring ST. iee3-tf
S,gs, PARKER. INDEPENDENT sL.AIE-
IM writer and Clairv0yent. Ccusu1EgEl5h
on business. lawsuits, mineral specuiatoug
love, marriage, absent friends, a'sSdscs'
Ierealipg. etc % sa'1 spring street,
room Is. "a. NJ. to or. NJ. no29.tf
A LIBERAL REwARD MR.. SIMON
N Roinhart, of the Depot Hotel, wishes
the person who TOO. a small black valise,
bearing the name Wilson Hamilton" upon
IT,, from beneath the counter, by mistake, to
return sdme At once to him at the ID pot
Hotel in tire 5. 2. Comnauy'S depo'. az 81
A II. THERE!-MY STAMP COLLECTING
"A FRIEND, HAVE a BARGAIN FOR
you. Can ysl beat tuose prices? Set of 8
Corea complete unused, doc; set A sact
25c; & Hondrrcs poe; q lIa,t, zoe, q Sal
vador, zoe; 3 New FoNudand, Lac; IA Hun
gary, l5c; 13 Russia, 1oc; - Nicaragua,
rare, unused 81; . Berg dort, lee; 4 Persia,
official soc; iOb ,od, different. including
Hamburg, Nicaragua, Egypt, Orange Free
States. &c, zoe; 1875 go d, different, includ-
lug MOdaYla, San Domingo, Argentine,
Persia, Bolivia, Sc, 35e. Latest Interna-
tional stamp a 'bu n $ at New York prices,
magnifcentlv gilt, $3.50; Goth. magIi fl
Gently gilt, and printed on one side, of fine
heavy paper, only $3.50 No better christ
mas gift for y our boy or girl. Rememb b. r,
these goods are shippen eVpreesngn, Or mail,
prepaid, on receipt OF Postal Order. Forty
ninth edition catalogue of stamps, com
plete, 2Sc Circulars free upon pliedtion.
Illustrated coin CATALOGUE showing my buy
ing rates. sent post paid, 10 cents
Why be a clam ana send East when yon
can do better almost at your very door? |
carry the largest assortment of genuine
Foreign Postage Stamps at the lowest prices
in America. | have had 1G years expert
ence as a Stamp dealer in the East. and am
in constant communication with stamp
collectors in all parts of the civilized world.
my facilities in securing all kinds OF rare
stamps are therefore unsurpassed. +. F.
GAMBS, Goiu and stamp Dealer. 234 Mont
gomery street, San Francico. Esta b isned
1872. Cut this advertisement out for iu-
ture reference, as 1t viii appear but Que
week d2O II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29

eSrthy," of mere cold rights. and
souQess materialities. 1t is religion
which gains most by this arrange
men. When. therefore, the law
n.aker in any sphere, has
protected the constituencies which
he represents III their material
"rights"--life, liberty .>.nd the per-
7onit of happinessIhe has tsape his
full duty, and all he can do. In tae
matter OF liberty, we must not forget,
the most important branch of this
most desirable of all blessings, which
is religious liberty. And here is where
the leaven has work still to
do--the right to be religious
includes the right not to be
religious. The right TO be religious,
too, presupposes that a mans religion
be so exercised that it will not be un-
necess sarily offensive to his neighbours
non-religion. And the meekness which
would lead Church people so to prac-
tice their religion is closely in line
with the teachings of the founders OF
the Christian Church.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29

4 PROPOSITION is on foot to bring
here a large number OF girls from
England and Scotland 10 do house
work. Heaven knows we need re-
lief in this respect. Or, il the powers
above do not, as Horace thinks, con-
Germ themselves with such matters,
then yet our housekeepers know how
devoutly 10 be wished is an adequate
supply of good house servants. But
there is q law against the importing
OF pauper labor. And much as we
may desire to see all the
people OF the earth better in
their circumstances, yet it seems as if
our own poor have prior claim on
us as compared with those from q
foreign country. 1t is reported that
there are in New York city 100000
idle people, OF whom 10000 are
women. Here is grand opportuni-
ty for some person to exercise his
charity, and at the same time ben
eft the housekeepers OF this section
by bringing out couple of hundred
of these girls.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29
Spuv Now Year,s Number.

The HERALD's New Years number
will eclipse anything of the sort ever
issued in this city. 1t will be fully in
Ene with the best efforts ever put
forth by the press OF San
Francisco. Our many patrons have
favored us with somuch business that
we must enlarge the publication
beyond first intentions. Now this en-
largement must be Of at least four
more pages or twenty-eight columns.
A small portion of these may still be
secured for business purposes. Those
who desire to secure space should see
to it to-day or tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29

THE Irish obtrude their religion of
Rome and their Home Rule, Land
League, no-rent politics Extensively
into our public gaze, till they have de-
bauched our journals and made cow
ards of our politicians.-[Pixley
Go to, thou mongrel, in whose
veins the blood Of a great and ancient
race is corrupted by base and saw
age admixture from Timbuctoo! In
the great struggle for Independence
France lent us aid and sympathy, and
no true American to this day but feels
throb Of grateful sympathy at the
name OF that generous country.
Wherever noble patriotism even as
pires towards freedom, to that spot
true Americans turn with words OF
cheer and encouragement. 1t is a
thousand pities the mule perished
while the master survived. The other
animals life had been useful and
less offensive.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29

REPUBLICAN statesmen are winning
great distinction in their anti-reform
tariff speeches. Most OF them are as
absurd in their utterances as their
leader, Mr.. Blaine. Plumb says there
is no surplus. Dolph is nearly as
good. The web-foot statesman says
there is only $S,747 ,654 OF surplus
He says that is all it comes to when
we take off the amount called for by
the sinking fund. Dolph's little mis-
take is that he took off the sinking
fund allowance twice. The total
surplus is $l04 4,2l3,365 .64. After
making allowance for the sinking
fund there is still a surplus of $780,
469, 9,206.74. Ii our teachers are to be
pardoned for such trifling errors as
this OF Senator Dolph, or if they are
to De permitted such glittering sener-
alities in their statements as Senator
Plumb, any results may be reached.
But how are their pupils to learn the
truth?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29

PBoHIBuIosIsTs are the most earn
est politicians of the day. They are
determined to carry their views into
practice ii they can. They think they
have found a new rule to apply, at
least in local campaigns. That is to
let the National parties nominate, and
then concentrate on the best ticket
possible to select from the lists. If
they do this, even in local affairs,
our work will be easy. 1t is simple
to act without any reference to them,
and then when the ice-water people
come to make their selections, they
will be quite welcome to what they
get. 1t will not do them much good.
In 4 National campaign what will
they get by such a policy? In the
last, for example, with Cleveland and
Blaine to choose between, for
whom would they have voted? For
the Maine statesman, no doubt.
who now wants to take the
tax off Of whiskey and tobacco,
and who doubtless would personally
benefit as much as the average Amer
lean citizen from the cheapness of
these ''deleterious luxuries," as he
calls them in Maine, the poor miners
necessary solace, as he calls the weed
in his message. Does any intelligent
person dream that Mr.. Blaine is any
more temperate than Mr.. Cleveland? d?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29

LOST AND FOUND.


STRAY Ed FROM PREMISES ON
y Christmas night, one bay horse, 141S
hands high, branded d on left jaw. Address
L. MANNING 1SS Wall st, city. d29 2tS
+ osr-A LADY'S GOLD WATCH. a
~ liberal reward II returned 20 JOHN
MORTON. care Abstract and Title lnsur-
anee Co., 81 N Spring st. d29 2t%
I 0sT-ON TUESDAY EVENING. AT THE
~ Opera HouSc. or between there and the
Nadcau House. n ladies' hunting case gold
watch and fob. Finder of same will be
literally rewarded by leaving same at Office
OF ALbEE d CUNNINGHAM, 33 S. Spring,
room 10. 1t
Il with red and white spots, recently
came to the Laguna Ranch. The own of
same can have them by proving property
and paying charges. JOSEPH GILBERT,
superintendent. dec22-7t
7 OST. PAIR GF GOLD EYEGLASSES,
City Market and College street. Suitable
reward for their return to 80 Barnard
street dec2S.2i+
LouND-ON MAIN STREET CONNER
Il Fourth-A gold-band bracelet owner
can have by calling at this office, proving
property, and paying for this advertisement.
dec20-tf
I OsT, sTRAYED OR sTOLEN-oNE BAY
IL horse, from 80 Also street; 1413 hands
high; branded on the left hip with letter B.
Return to GoNDE d FLEUR, and receive
reward. dec19-tf
A REWARD OF TWENTY-FIVE PER
5e a. aaonGs asnt e. rs as ny2ee np@ e price sahea Of
from the show window. of II. T. Hol-
lingsworth on the evening of November
23d, will be paid on return of same, and no
questions asked. II. T. HoLLINGswoRTH.
As number OF these stones were evident
ly lost IN transit, this reward will apply
onl 70 the value OF the stones returned;
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29
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MEETINGS.

re. NOTICE-LOS ANGELES OIL Co
49, The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Los Angeles Oil Company will
be held on Monday, the I'd day of January,
1888, at l 80 p. NJ, of that day in room No.
1, the office of G. E. Thom and the Office OF
the company in Lawyers Block, on Temple
street, city Of Los Angeles, for the purpose OF
electing Directors for the ensuing year, and
the transaction of such other business a.
may legally come before It. W. J. NEELY,
DID, td Secretary
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29
Ias Angelica PrOpertY.

A reader inquiries, in view OF GER
tain articles in these columns urging
Uigorous devel 'pment OF our material
reso urces, if then the HERALD is OF
the opinion that Los Angeles property
has reached its acme OF value? We
had thought that such misapprehen-
sion was carfully guarded against.
BY no means do VIC think so.
Any one who was here five yeals g
ago knows what a rapid enhance
ment took place on the hills when
the Belmont was built and the
cable road put in motion. Later
there was the locating of the Santa Fe
depot at the foot OF First street, and
we all know how rapid was the rise in
value following that new movement.
Still more recent was the temporary
locating of the postoffice on North
Main street, and the advance in val
ues in that vicinity. Many other illus
trations might be found.
In the country we know
how great an enhancement in
values took place after the building
up of Monrovia was begun. When
the rush of people came into Pasa-
dena, We know how they sent prices
mp like a rocket. The other day
when the Santa Fe reached Santa Ana
she same thing was noticeable. The
range OF illustration in the country
might be enlarged as much as it
might be in the city. Space viii not
allow us to multiply examples.
When, therefore, one comes to ask
if these phenomena are to cease. the
answer hinges on that to another
question-Is the growth of population,
and is the march Of improvement to
come to an end? The answer is OBJ
vious- Never before have so many
people been fiocking TO this section.
At no period has there been so much
material improvement under way or
in contemplation.
In the city let us take one section.
The Southern Pacific is building q
really fine depot on the Wolfskill tract
at Fifth street. Several lines OF street
cars are aiming to terminate there.
On Main street, at Fourth, the new
postoffice will soon be begun. On
Main, at Tenth, the most magnificent
hotel in Southern California is now
being erected. There are other
schemes on the tapis for that
neighborhood. Think you there will
he no enhancement OF values along
these lines-Los Angeles street and
Fifth, for example, the former Of
which is about to be opened to Ala
media, making it the finest street in
the city, and the latter of which goes
right 30 the new depot?
And In the country, Will Pasadena
continue TO grow, will Monrovia be-
come large town? Then if they do,
property is not at the acme of value
yet. And why should not the new
lines OF road proposed to pass through
Downey cause the same rise in prices
zs took place at Santa Ana? At Ana
helm, where one road is now being
built, another soon to begin, and still
a third projected, why should not
these great enterprises make pro-
perty in this place advance to par
with what it is selling for in other
similar localities? Assuredly it is not
our opinion that our choice property
has yet touched anything like its
topmost price.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29

NOR RENT 3U2 :. HOPE. h EAR F11IIiRIa
L street, rooms in new house cec27 SIS
LNoR RRENT-FURNlsHEp ROOMS, WITH
j. board, for a few young gentleman
friends In a stric ly private family. Refer
renees unchanged. a. B., Los Angeles
HERALD. dee29 2t.
N0R RENT-ROOMS AT THE NEW DEN
Il ison, 3l6 South Main street, centrally
located, on the best street in the city. Nice
room q trial. d9-tf
Il lst of December, in Jones Block, rs N.
Spring St., with an entr nee on New High
ST.. Apply MARK g. JONES, room / in
building. d27-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29

WHILE Boston loan companies hold
SIG ,00o, 600 in mortgages on western
fprms, and while Hartford insurance
companies hold $40, 600, 600 of loans on
- same property there viii no
sinele steadezd coinage bin pass Com
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29

EASTERN excursions still roll in by
the hundred TO bask in our land OF
eternal sunshine and OF growing
wealth. They will roll for many
years to come. This business has
not well begun yet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29
paHYS YSEGIANS.
DENTVSTS,

4 DAMS BROS, DENTISTS, % $. SPRING
"A street, rooms and 5.
Gold filings from SO up.
Amalgam and silver filings, 81
Painless extraction of teeth by vitalized
air or nitrons oxide gas, 81.
Teeth extracted without gas or air, so
cents.
Best sets OF teeth from Sc to $40. By oui
new method of making teeth, d misfit is i'm,
possible. All work guaranteed.
We makea specially of extracting teeth
without pain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29
To Advertisers.

To insure insertion in the DAILY HERALD
uf All new advertisements Except ciassincal
g well as changes, they must be handed IN
before O'Clock P. NJ.
An advertisements to be inserted in the
WRnKLY HERALD, must be handed In not
later than Thursday noon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29

Wants, Personals and other advertise
ments under the following heads inserted at
the rate OF s cents per line for each insertion
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29
tYANTED-EEPI aAE HELP.

- = =
ttIANIED-A NtshsE GIkL EUK IHt
w country, 10 miles from town. Apply
by letter to p. O. Box II Los Angeles. 29If
WANTED "A WILLING GIRL OR
w woman TO 40 the worl; OF a small pri-
vaie family i'll Loe Angeles. Good wages
will be paid TO one who is competent. APP
ply by letter to BOSTON, Herald o1fice.
d29 2ts
WET NURSE WANikD-IMMr DIAItLN
w for very young, healthy baby. Good
wages, permanent p'a' e, no washing, no
otter work. apply S. W. cor. Ninth and
Olive, or 10 DR.. Maynard, 2s :. spring -,
der27 3t*
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29

vsrS KNIGHTS TEMPLAR INsTALLA-
de Lion Comm andery No. 0, K. IT.
are hereby nouted that the instal.
lation OF officers viii take place at the
Asylum on Thursday, December Goth, at
7:30 O'Clock p NJ. Visiting Knights Tenn
plar and their lady friends are courieousIy
invited. By order oil T, III. WARD.
H. 7. MULL1RD, Commander.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29

FoR the holiday season a quarter OF
a million dollars in a day for real
estate transactions is not, by any
means, bad. That is nearly what
it came to Yesterday for this county.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29
WANTED-SY'CUATIUN,.
HOAEsD AND s.0gss.ENss.

HOUD COOK AND HELPER WANTS SRI.
" uation. Address, "P. W." this office.
d22.1tA
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29
rHUsxSOay, DECEMBER go. 1887
Anlusemenls. A

HAZARDS PAyILIoN-"She."
BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.
SIXTH STREET BASE BALL GROUNDS.
GRAND OPERA HoUsR-"Her Atonement."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29
WANTED-NrIsCELAANEoUs.


WAN TIE ITO HIRE HORSE AND
w light spring wagon for about mnnthe.
Call or addr SIS 100 Yale street d29 2t+
ITANTED--A sINGLE-FOOTED RIDING
w horse, for lady. IL. JENNE, 80 and
40 n. Spring street. decS ii
NVANrED-THREE YOUNG MEN TO
w enter the Los Angeles Business Col
lege. Work will be given 10 offset tuition.
Cor. Temple ar New High streets.
d2S-2t*
yATANTED--AN NrEKlENGED tIuAR
w salesman, that has line OF customers,
to Join the advertiser, who is agent for an
Eastern cigar factory, and has 4 trade estab
li.hed. References and small capital re-
quired. Address p. o. Box 40, ea" Ber-
nArdino. dec27 1t
JVAN1ED-TD RENT INSIDE OF FIVE
w months, a hotel of 100 or more rooms;
should be located in central part OF ci'y,
lower side OF Main street, between First and
Santa Fe avenue preferred. No bar at
tached to the hotel; will take lease for Il
long time, and guarantee good tenant. Re
iers to Los Angeles National bank Ad-
Dir s. 7. q. on 507. dH-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29
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Gssk RENT-RiDg SES.

DOR RENT-TWO NEW C0TIAGES On
Il Dummy line, Just outside city limits.
Convenient and accessible S15 and 500
per month. BYRAM & POlNDEXTER, 27
West First street d23-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29
EoR sALE-HARPER tract.
E.1fs SAl4f4-UiIy Properly.

E0R SALE AT a BAKGAIN-THE WELL
l. known L. C. Neidt soap and Chemical
manufactory with good established trade,
large building with all machinery, elevator
etc, etc. Well arranged for doing large
business, or would sell machinery stock and
fixtures, and rent the building, also lot OF
land on line of A. r. 4 S. +. r. r., fine 10
cation for large warehouse, several lots 5Ox
100 and three dwellings. Apply at office of
company foot of Chavez street near river or
address 2. o. box l7O6 Los Angeles 81 ST.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-29
notice TO Mail subscribers.

me papers of all delinquent mail sub
pu.dbers TO the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD
Vin be promptly discontinued hereafter.
no papers viii be sent to subscribers ny
edVance. This rule Is inRexible.
AYERS & LYNCH.